SAN FRANCISCO — Round Hill, one of the world's top publishers of independent music, has become the latest to demand a billion dollar payout from AI creator Anthropic, as well as from generative music ...

JEFFERSON CITY — The owner of Tri County Fence and Deck has been sentenced on 43 felony counts and ordered to repay more than $257,000 in restitution after a case involving fraudulent residential ...

PHILADELPHIA – A Pennsylvania company fighting a $22 million verdict it says was the product of misconduct by the U.S. Department of Labor is a step closer to getting more ammunition. Philadelphia ...

HOUSTON - The First Court of Appeals has reversed a ruling invalidating the city of Dickinson’s vacation rental ordinance. The challenge was brought by Crystal Cruise Investments, which rents out ...

KANSAS CITY — A former certified nurse’s assistant has filed a class action lawsuit alleging Bristol Care Inc. engaged in systemic wage violations affecting potentially hundreds of current and former ...

ST. LOUIS — Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced the launch of a statewide investigation into retailers across the state that are selling intoxicating cannabinoid products, following ...

Insurance giant Allstate has been hit with a new class action lawsuit, accusing the company of allegedly using embedded tracking software on commonly used driving-related apps to log the driving ...

Federal environmental regulators would need to reevaluate acceptable fluoride levels in American drinking water under a ruling from a federal judge, after the judge agreed with activists that current ...

Attorney General Merrick B. Garland and Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland visited New Mexico today to emphasize the Biden-Harris Administration's efforts in addressing public safety, particularly ...

Employers, not only in Chicago, but potentially anywhere in the U.S., may soon be subject to yet another coming blitz of potentially ruinous lawsuits for likely minor mistakes, business groups have ...

An Indiana school district did not violate the constitutional religious freedom rights of a teacher it fired after they refused to allow the teacher to refer to students by their last names alone, ...

The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activity on April 3 in the suits below: In Luis Garcia and Perkins James Irvine IV against Antonia Perez and Karan Joshi: 'Testifying Expert ...